OK, here's a more thoughtful post on this topic. The folks I know personally who make wine, and also those on this forum, fall into two general groups in their technique.
Group A: Sensory people. These people make wine like a painter paints a portrait. They rely on their senses along the way, and they sort of go with the flow when it comes to what they do during the process. That doesn't mean they don't measure and keep records, but it's more of a free-form winemaking process they use. I'm more in line with this type.
Group B: Analytical people. These folks measure everything and engineer their wines like an architect does a building, and as Rocky said, they like everything to be exactly repeatable and scientific. They rely on the scientific method to produce their goods. As a matter of fact, most of the folks I know personally who are this type of winemaker don't even taste their wine until it is almost ready to bottle. I don't know if that is also true of forum members.
Both types make great wines! They just do it differently. So someone reading through replies gets a real wide base of ways to do things, and then can discern for themselves how they would do it. From reading here, I have picked up a bunch of small things that make the experience better, easier and faster. The best single tip I picked up was using milk to attach paper labels, and that was just an offhand comment in a thread about something else. Yet it has saved me a lot of time peeling off my own labels.
The place also has a wide range of wine afficianado, and usually that is not a clash but sometimes it is. Still, 99.7% of the time (for you Group B types), there is tolerance of other tastes and degrees of appreciation. I write often that I am a common wino interested in making cheap hooch because I don't want anyone to mistake me for someone with any standards. LOL. There is NO wine that is beneath me or above me. It's all good as long as it is not spoiled.
But what I like most here is that I have never seen a criticism of someone's wine when they post pix of labeled bottles. In the end, the nonstop encouragement says more about the people here than anything else that may get posted.